It’s that time of year when we need to pull out our Spring Cleaning Checklists and go through our home room by room cleaning our whole house out. Spring is on the horizon, and you may be itching to get your home spotless. Spring cleaning is a great way to deep clean your home and takeRead More
Tips for Decluttering Your House for Spring Cleaning
Instead of trying to deep clean, declutter, and organize all at once, break it down into steps. Start by using these tips for decluttering your house. Spring is the perfect time to deep clean, organize, and declutter your house. All three seem to rely on the other to get a thorough job done, so youRead More
5 New Year’s Eve Activities for Kids
These New Year’s Eve activities for kids are easy to pull together for your party. New Year’s Eve is a special time for all kids and each of them has their own perspectives about what it means. For some, it is a new beginning. For others, it is a chance to reflect and learn. TheirRead More
New Year’s Pretzel Rods Recipe
Add some edible silver and gold sparkle to your New Year’s Eve table with this New Year’s Pretzel Rods Recipe that is sure to be a hit with kids and adults alike! A simple and sparkling dessert is just the thing to add some pizazz to your New Year’s Celebration. Whip up a batch or twoRead More
7 Ways to Save and Display Sea Glass
Do you love to collect beach glass when you go to the ocean or lake? If so, here are ways to save and display your sea glass. Sea glass can be found on beaches all over the world, and therefore is often collected by travelers as they stroll along beaches and parks. Sea glass isRead More
20 Valentine’s Day Date Ideas for $20 or Less
Here are 20 Valentine’s Day date idea for $20 or less that are fun and will allow you to celebrate without blowing your budget. Are you celebrating Valentine’s Day this year on a budget? Many people are! But the good news is, you can still have a fantastic time this Valentine’s Day without breaking theRead More
Groundhog Day Activities for Kids
Use these Groundhog Day Activities for kids this year on February 2nd to teach them about groundhogs, shadows, seasons, and the tradition of Groundhog Day. Groundhog Day is one of the most interesting holidays out there and kids love to get on board. Who wouldn’t love a holiday about furry little creatures and weather prediction,Read More
10 Tips for Sticking with Your New Year’s Resolution
Use these tips for sticking to your New year’s Resolutions to follow through on your goals this year. Creating a resolution for the new year is the easy part. Sticking with it may be harder than you may think. Most people’s resolutions fizzle out by the end of January, if they are lucky to makeRead More
Tips for Attracting Winter Birds
Use these tips for attracting winter birds to your yard, so you can enjoy bird watching year-round. Can you believe old man winter is already on the horizon? I know you don’t want to think about it, but the truth is winter will be here before you know it. With winter comes a variety ofRead More
30 Ways to Slow Down and Enjoy Fall
Autumn is such a lovely time of year, but too often we let the busyness of life keep up from truly enjoy it. Below you will find 30 ways to slow down and enjoy fall this year. None of these ideas are expensive. You just need to commit to taking a little time to addRead More
Baked Goat Cheese Marinara Dip
This Baked Goat Cheese Marinara Dip recipe is a simple 4 ingredient dip! There is something so beautiful about goat cheese. It’s soft and delicious. Cheese in its simplest form also makes a wonderful appetizer or side dish. This Goat Cheese Marinara Dip recipe is simple, yet elegant. It’s delicious served on crackers such as these homemade SourRead More
DIY Firecracker Sidewalk Chalk
Use this tutorial on how to make Firecracker Sidewalk Chalk to make red, white, and blue sidewalk chalk for your 4th of July celebration. I love inexpensive summertime crafts that keep the kids busy and my kids enjoy getting to make AND play with this one! A $5 box of plaster of Paris and someRead More
Depression Era Tips to Stretch your Food Budget
Use these Great Depression Era tips to stretch your food budget and save money on groceries. Living frugally is not a new thing even though it seems to be something that is taking off again. During the Great Depression Era, there was no choice but to live as frugally as possible. Families made clothing outRead More
How to Use Succession Planting to Grow More Food
You can use Succession Planting to grow more food in your garden while also reducing the overwhelm of having too much of one vegetable ripen at the same time. Gardening should be easy – toss some seeds out, water them, and in a month or so, harvest the fruits of your labor. In theory, itRead More
Shamrock Yarn Craft
This Shamrock yarn craft for kids is an easy clover activity for St. Patrick’s Day. I love making fun things with the kids, and this Irish Shamrock Yarn Craft is a great addition to any St. Patrick’s Day or Spring craft activity. This is ideal for younger kids to make since it involves those fineRead More
4 St. Patrick’s Day Games for Kids
These fun St. Patrick’s Day games for kids work for family parties or for larger gatherings. Kids enjoy the characters and symbols surrounding St. Patrick’s Day. Shamrocks, leprechauns, rainbows and pots of gold can jazz up even the most basic of games. Add in some green colors and you can make the ultimate Saint Patrick’sRead More
St. Patrick’s Day Chocolate Covered Pretzels
Rainbows, shamrocks, and gold pieces make this St. Patrick’s Day Chocolate Covered Pretzels Recipe fun and festive! How fun do these rainbow sprinkles and St. Paddy’s Day themed shapes make this St. Patrick’s Day Chocolate Covered Pretzels Recipe? They would look great on your dessert spread after the corned beef is finished up or can be sentRead More
10 Learning Activities Using Snow
Kids love to play in the snow. You can use that to your advantage with these 10 learning activities using snow. It’s almost impossible for kids to focus on schoolwork when it’s snowing outside. If you’re looking for ways to keep your kids busy during those cold winter months, then you’ll want to check outRead More
Why Changing Your Breakfast Habit will Reap Big Rewards
“Breakfast is the most important meal of the day” so the saying goes. Personally I don’t believe that’s true. Everything you eat is important. But it is true that breakfast is often the healthiest meal of the day. Why? It’s all down to habits. A habit is something our “habit brain” does without thinking aboutRead More
Activities to Teach your Child about Memorial Day
Use these fun activities to teach your child about Memorial Day. When it comes to Memorial Day, many kids have no idea that it means anything more than an extra day out of school. As parents and guardians, it is our job to educate them about the importance of this wonderful holiday. Memorial Day isRead More
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